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Feasibility Studies
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When a Building Doesn’t Breathe Properly
Improper building ventilation can affect the comfort of all of your shareholders.
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Backflow Prevention: It’s the Law
Why do buildings need backflow preventers?
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Finding – and Fixing – Construction Defects
Construction defects are a serious issue and should be dealt with immediately.
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Pressing People for Peer Review
Are “second opinions” a viable option with structural projects?
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Bond. Performance Bond.
When do you need a performance bond?
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The Rumble of the Subway Train – and Your Building
Protecting your building from potential damage by the Second Avenue Subway.
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Split Air-Conditioning Systems
Installing ductless air-conditioners.
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No-Regret Repairs
What’s the best way to do garage repair work with minimum inconvenience?
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Chimney Liners and Extensions
Is a chimney liner a requirement in an oil-to-gas conversion?
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